Bankers Warned by Carter Glass in Currency Debate
Carter Glass chair of the House currency committee warns bankers in Newark that the proposed currency bill could trigger bond refinancings and affect government bonds selling. He cites 2 to 3 percent refund plans and argues the measure will not harm national banks while urging careful consideration of bank funding and maturity provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jy Donn Corrigan
Jr Mashington
Carter Glisg
Nowark
National Bank
New York Y St
Titi
Ora
Sal
Ritlex
Sophie
Andrew
New York
Lasa
George McReynold
Hiraso
Sol Wexter
New Orleans
St Louis
Glass
American Hankers Association
Nent
Trinsa
Criticism Loud as New Currency Bill Faces Objections
The article notes opposition in New York to provisions of the Glass and Aldrich currency bills. It highlights the 45 day Glass provision and 23 day Aldrich clause, with newspapers attacking minor points while the Aldrich scheme is widely accepted by some.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
FIGHTING FOR CONTROL OF BRINSON RAILROAD
In Savannah on July 3 a tense struggle for Brinson railroad control unfolds as Brinson and directors meet James Imbrie of New York and a B syndicate to finance major additions. Geo Hringon may stay as president while Imbrie’s group handles active operations, with both sides yet to resolve financial differences. Brinson strives to retain control amid near half a million dollars invested, while two directors face re election and Brinson expects favorable votes against Imbrie interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Georgia
Brinson Railroad
James Imbrie
New York
Geo Hringon
Road
Nimbrie
Thinsons
Imbrie
Brinson
Imbria
Wolf of Wall Street figure linked to Atlanta past
Article profiles a man known as the Wolf of Wall Street who claimed to be a former Atlantan and con artist. It recounts his 1892 arrival, get rich quick schemes, and money he obtained from Sam Hall and Dr Joe Jacobs, his eventual escape from law, and moves to Mobile where he posed as a New York financier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lamar
Wall of Wall Street
Wall Street
Rivideres
Wallingford
Lamar
Sam Hall
Joe Jacobs
DI Jacobs
New York
Mobile
Youngest Georgia lawyer admitted to practice
George L Bell Jr and George T Ttell Jr son of Judge Hell were admitted to practice in Fulton Superior Court. Bell plans to study at Atlanta Law School and work with Beil & Bellis this summer while Orr Brackett P is Orr and Thomas A. Perry Jr also sworn in as lawyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T Ttell Jr
George L Hell
Fulton
Jarence Bell
Beil & Bilis
Beil
Twyer
Suering
State high school contests begin in Athens
Athens Ga July 3 Special From every district of the state there are ten to fifteen high school girls and boys in Athens today for the annual state high school contests which begin with the piano contest for the 300 scholarship in Bren a Conservatory of Music The contest was held this afternoon in the chapel of the University of Georgia and the following entrants are named First district Claudia Hood Pem broke and Cinta Tampnell Mettec second district Hunice Van Landing ham Cairo third Louise Peare Americus fourth Sallie L Chapman Robie Lowe Lithonia sixth Dean Brown Griffin seventh Sam Lowe Washington ninth Ruth Edwards Tocega tenth Ruth Har grove eleventh Elizabeth Lawrence Baxley Emmett Dasher Valdosta The debate on woman suffrage in Georgia was held at tument and the teams picked represent the best of more than 75 inter school debates held during the last winter and spring on this subject Tomorrow the declamation and recitation spelling and essay and all the field day exercises in athletics will be held In the debate the affirmative won the decision Baxley s team was the winner Lucius Tippett and Mack Rogers Fitzgerald had the negative with only Sam Gasswitz championing the negatives of all the High school boys in the state
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Brena Conservatory of Music
University of Georgia
Claudia Hood
Pembroke
Cinta Tampnell
Mettec
Hunice van Landingham
Cairo
Louise Peare
Americus
Sal
Baxleys
Lucius Tippett
Mack Rogers Fitzgerald
Sam Gasswitz
Monster barbecue to boost highway at Ellijay today
A special Ellijay event aims to promote an Atlanta to Murphy automobile highway. Committees organized a large barbecue with expert chef Mr XY from Atlanta overseeing prep. Menu includes beef lamb pork and Brunswick stew. A regional crowd from Gilman County, with mountaineers and families, is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellijay
Atlanta
Wurphy
Noc Yin Puuay
Fliljay
Blue Ridge
Hendon & Arnold
Brunswick
Gilman
Finger Printing Drunkards In Gotham Aimed At Season
Delan of the summer drinking season sees Gotham police plan to fingerprint every convicted drunk. Magistrate delays first trial citing shortage of fingerprint experts. over forty intoxicated individuals subjected to the new process. Prints filed in police courts to separate pros from amateurs awaiting workhouse housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theacine
Allwells
Police Seek Autoist Who Ran Down Child
Police dragnet is out for unknown driver of a likely white car that struck 11 year old Fea Kilpatrick on Mills Street Wednesday afternoon. Detectives under Chef James L Bouvers are on the case. witnesses describe the driver as a pale man, riding away at high speed as pedestrians watched. The injured child was rushed to Gruly hospital where doctors performed initial treatment for injuries believed unlikely to be fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fearlig
Tials
Fea Kilpatrick
Mills Street
James IL
Bouvers
Cas
Gruly Hospital
Beavers Plans to Hire Four Women Police Detectives
Chief James Le Beavers announced Thursday a plan to install women detectives in the police department to satisfy law requirements. If approved at the next police commissioners meeting, four women will join the detective bureau as probation officers under a legal maneuver to title them as probating officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Une Police Department
James le Beavers
Board of Police Commissioners
Theoay
Wheat prize won for best three acre yield by Dawson
On July 3 special prize of 40 dollars offered by Han R Mercer was awarded to Dawson for the best average yield of wheat from three acres. Harvested from 24 acres produced 111 2 3 bushels. Mercer renews the offer for next year open to Terrell and adjoining counties for top yields, with prizes for second third and fourth best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson
P J Fenn
Herod
Han R Mercer
Sern
Mercer
Terrell
Seats but no votes for new county men
The House considered letting Bleckley and Wheeler county men sit on the floor without voting. A Wheatley resolution to grant floor seating but no voting rights was unlikely to pass. A new enrollment committee was created due to heavy engrossment work. Several bills were introduced, including county treasurer salaries, universal voter registration, and separate facilities for colored passengers on street cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Bleckley
Wheeler
Browning
McArthur
Wheatley
Sumter
Wheeler County
Committee On Rules
Congress of the
Il Goluck
Honee Bilin
Messrs Stovall and Wall
Elbert
Thompson
Madison
Fharr
Gwinnett
Wheeler and
Beckley
Board Aims to Obtain Auto for City Electrician Turner
The electrical control board plans a strong push to authorize a car for City Electrician R C Turner. At Thursday’s meeting a resolution urged purchase, but the finance committee rejected it due to tight city funds. Turner has found a way to cover costs via a rebate on white way lighting, about 13 dollars per night, with proposed transfers from existing department funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Electrical Control
R C Turner
City Electrician
Turner
Detective Bureau Bans Profanity In Special Order 131313
Detective Chief Sanford issued Special Order 131313 prohibiting profanity by any department member. He said it addresses a bad habit and that the language sounds better, noting he would not commit himself to exceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford
Ito
Daddy of the Pen appeals for pardon in Leavenworth
Leavenworth Kansas July 3 Warden Von Godding urges Governor Hodges to pardon David Truax known as Daddy at the Soldiers Home, the oldest prisoner. Truax, 83, killed John Lee and wounded William Lutz in 1905 after taking liquor, was sentenced to 12 years, has served eight, and sends his 20 a month pension to his crippled wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Kans
State Penitentiary
Botkin
von Godding
Hodges
David Truax
Truax
Daddy
John Lee
William Lutz
Dodge City
Women suffragists denied in Georgia senate debate
Georgia legislators debated a woman's suffrage resolution in the state senate as supporters urged a public hearing while opponents moved to table. The measure, introduced by Senator Hole, sought access to Senate chambers for women speakers on July 10 and 12. The motion to table passed twenty to seven, silencing the proposal as Mary McLendon and Amelia Woodall denounced the action and urged lawmakers to reconsider. The day ended with tabled resolutions and an adjournment until Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia State Senate
Hole
Thirty Fifth
Senate
E Cunningham
William H Felton
H Augusta Howard
J J Ansley
J H Sibley
C.eral
Georgia
W W Stark
Thirty Third
Anderson
The
Mary Mec Lendon
Amelia R. Woodall
Georgia Womans Suffrage Association
Mia McLendon
Tanner
Mrs Woodall
Christ
Stark
Judas Tscarnt
Mrs McLendon
Senator Stark
Sweats
Senate Constitutional Amendment Committee
House
Senate Bills Introduced in Thursday Session
Senators introduced bills for a new Warner county creation changes to penal code Sibing board of trustees limits at University of Georgia branch colleges regulating county officer salaries compulsory education drainage of swamp lands via higher bond interest and ex officio board membership for the South Georgia Normal School president on the UGA board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Peyton
Warner
Omit
Sibing
DuBose
University of Georgia Board of Trustees
Hixon
Sweat
The
South Georgia Normal School
University of Georgia
Boy Dies Pleading No Punishment for Slayer
Fourteen year old John Edgar died after being accidentally stabbed by playmate Frank Barton during a yard tussle at 81 Kennedy Street. Witnesses say the act was unintentional. no arrest was made. Survived by Mr and Mrs AFR Edgar. Funeral at 3 pm from home. interment in Hollywood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Edgar
Frank Barton
Grady Hospital
Hoya
Kennedy Street
Barton
Alscomanion
Afr
Edgar
Hollywood
Southern Completes New Depot at Buford Georgia
Buford Ga July 3 Special The Southern Railroad company has completed a handsome new depot at a cost of 16000 The various office departments and both white and colored waiting rooms are very large and commodious The roofing is terra cotta with stucco walls presenting an attractive appearance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buford
Southern Railroad Company
Hare
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carter Glass
G M Brinson
Jas Imbrie
Wolf OF
Wall ST
George L Bell, JR
Elgin
Waltham
Maier & Berkele, Inc. Gold & Silversmiths
Whitehall St
Atlanta, Ga
Pwaeras
Prelthve
Gotham
Congress
Moye
Johnson
Wr Moss
Cbi
Mr Evana
Sereyen
Senate Hall
Setons
Boy
Lad
Southern
St. Simons Eyes
William
St Simons
Jno L, Moore & Sons
Broad Stady
Chautauqua Lake
ERIER
Boston
Eastern Resorts
Niagara Falls
Wate JH. Webster
Walnut St
Cimcinati
Cloud
Stanford Co
Eiseman Bros., Inc
Whitehall
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!